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Ben Jenkins

Ben Jenkins

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  • The importance of play: Can play improve our creativity and mind-set towards AI? | Article | Quirks.com

    By Ben Jenkins| Quirk's Media@ The benefits of play in a technology-driven worldEditor’s note: Ben Jenkins is the co-founder of Sympler. Yuval Noah Harari made this show-stopping declaration on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert about AI: “Every generation in history invents a technology that they believe will change the world beyond recognition.

    By Ben Jenkins · Quirk's Media

    Apr. 16, 2024

  • The future of empathy: How researchers can benefit from chatbots | Article | Quirks.com

    By Ben Jenkins| Quirk's Media@ How candor and vulnerability are elicited from the “stranger”Editor’s note: Ben Jenkins is the CEO and co-founder of Sympler, a conversational research company. I once met the authors of a book titled “Consequential Strangers” which expanded on sociological studies into the “strength of weak ties.” The book illustrated how we travel through life surrounded by “convoys” of connections. Those closest to us often understand us the least because they have so much invested in the relationship.

    By Ben Jenkins · Quirk's Media

    Nov. 14, 2023

  • Embracing a human-centric future: How AI is transforming tech and shifting priorities | Article | Quirks.com

    By Ben Jenkins| Quirk's Media@ The call is coming from inside the houseEditor’s note: Ben Jenkins is CEO and co-founder of Sympler, a New York-based research services firm. In December of 1847, the United Kingdom officially adopted Greenwich Mean Time after years of groaning debate, confusion and mishap. GMT provided order and standardization for another much-lauded system: the railways. In fact, it was originally known as “railway time.” When all clocks finally agreed, nobody missed a train.

    By Ben Jenkins · Quirk's Media

    Sep. 05, 2023

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